Jenny Everett Class: Senior Hometown: Rutland, VT High School: Rutland Height: 5-4 Position: Forward/Midfielder

In 1999: Named first team NFHCA All-American as well as first team All-ACC ... tabbed as one of the NFHCA’s South Region All-Americans as well ... also named to the first team GTE Academic All-District, and to the third team GTE Academic All-America squad ... earned ACC Player of the Week honors for the week of September 6 ... led the Deacs in scoring with 62 points (27 goals and 8 assists) ... broke the WFU record for career points with 126 ... started and played in all 22 games ... tallied a hat trick in a 10-1 win over Davidson September 22 ... registered at least one goal in 16 games, including eight in which she scored two goals ... averaged 1.23 goals per game ... was fourth on the team with eight assists ... scored one of Wake’s two goals in the NCAA Quarterfinal loss to Michigan

1998: First team South Regional All-American ... selected to the 1998 National Academic Squad ... started all 20 games ... second on the team in goals scored (12) and points (27) as a sophomore ... scored hat tricks against Virginia Commonwealth and Appalachian Stateo scored four goals in a 12-0 win against Appalachian St. ... recorded one goal in seven games last season.

1997: Led the team with 17 goals as a freshman ... scored a school-record five goals against Appalachian State ... Had four multi-goal games ... scored a goal in six consecutive games (Davidson-Richmond) ... Second-Team All-South Region ... ACC Co-Player-of-the-Week for Sept. 15, 1997.

High School: Member of the U.S. Under-19 team in 1997 and 1998 ... Also on the U.S. Under-18 team in '96 ... a high school All-American ... was the team captain for Rutland H.S., three times the Division I state champion ... a two-time first-team all-state selection (1995 and 1996) ... played in the U-19 Futures National Tournament ... won a gold medal at the U-16 Futures Nationals ... named a USFHA "Player to Watch" for 1996 ... an A Camp and B Camp participant ... an all-tournament selection at the Cape Cod Classic in 1995 and 1996 ... all-time career leader in goals (49) and assists (48) at Rutland ... won a total of 10 high school state titles: three in field hockey, one in (boys') ice hockey and six in track ... an outstanding student, ranking third in her high school class of 200.

Everett's Career Statistics

Year     GP/GS   SH   G    A    PTS
1997     19/19   50   17   3    37
1998     20/20   36   12   3    27
1999	 22/22	 58   27   8	62
Totals	 61/61	154   56  14	126